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>>>Where do cyclists and ground-level public transportation go if they're not on the streets? Cyclists are on the sidewalk, and use little ringer bells to sign
by CapricornNoble 5y ago
>>>Where do cyclists and ground-level public transportation go if they're not on the streets?
Cyclists are on the sidewalk, and use little ringer bells to signal to pedestrians to move outta the way. For public transit "off the streets" I was mostly referring to the subway system. Buses and taxis are still "on" the street but the users are out of privately-owned vehicles. I wasn't clear on that.
>>>Wait a minute, quarantined and walked around?
Technically "restriction of movement" not "quarantined", I get sloppy and often use the two terms interchangeably. Quarantine = you are COVID+, inside a specially-designated hotel, which you can't leave. ROM = you are COVID- pending additional testing, can stay in any hotel, but can leave your room for essentials such as groceries/take-out food.
- sofixa 5y ago> Cyclists are on the sidewalk, and use little ringer bells to signal to pedestrians to move outta the way. No, cyclists are on the bike lanes or, if they aren't there, with the cars. The sidewalk is for people on foot only, who are the most vulnerable and should be separated from other faster modes of transport.